m youngoers took part in the school. Six oi the beginning class are shown here. They are Irum lett to right David Anderson. lan mosby. George ‘ Donovan, kathy Match, Nancy Some wreks. and Danny Wright.

Vacation Bible School Ends Week At Trinity UC Today

The Trinity Unitcd Church‘s The superintendents oi the de- snnuni vacation Ethic school narlments ,were Mrs» Joseph closes today alter a sureesslui 11:15:}; lggﬁﬁwmﬁa TA"? week with a showing of handl-‘Hpm, beginners.' ' ' ' crafts and preseniatinn ui certl». They were assisted by Mrs. Al. iicatcs tor pcriect attendance. l\llsonhMacKlnnon. Mrs. Allison “m we... m mm”, m 26‘. use . Mrs. Daniel l-lemphul. . Mrs. llarold MacPhcc. Mrs.

ﬁggﬁﬁelgﬁngﬁs‘ m‘iﬁageﬁﬁ chith lingers. Miss Margaret iulgtyr. Activities included Bible‘m"; frag?“ an memnrv work \mr‘him. - ' ' “ulna. “mm.” m. hm” ythcr. Mrs. Herbert Mnsnn. Mrs.

lie .

THE VACATION summer school lpnlnsomd by the Trinin United Church concludes tn- day altar I successiul Week of classes in Bible. ll‘m'shll). Sim:- Imt. and llandicralls

"a ‘ Edlzal Gillesmc, Mrs. LR. Auld. ‘54-“ Karen Johnson. Miss Patsy Edwards. Mrs. J. Houston. Mrs.

C_R. Holmes Dieslﬁl Garnlmi. Miss .lan Alkiﬁ. l I‘S.

I . Doll Mnihesna. Mra. choks and Miss Roaemlry

In Or undo, Fla. .5.st ,l The director ol the school was "Char; K 1:71“: 73“ ' I” lRev. Clayton c. Lewis and the V’ “ am!” "e- -E -- dwalhandicralts were under the di- unexpectediy yesterday at Or- rectiau ht Mrs. Ewen Anderson lando. Florida. lie had resided sud Miss Lynn Mnnnlnsr The there aince 1925. and was a sum» "1""? "W ““S m“ 5m“ w"

mer visitor here last year. icms” way' My way News or his death was receivﬁ

ed here by his brother. Gordon 'New U‘.-GOV.

R. Holmes. QC.

survivors include his wile and

several daughters all in the Uni-1

led States.

In addition to Mr Holmes he has a s i s t e r, Mrs Colby Lew-ion 1 Is (it Fructown. F E I. and Il brother. Ira Holmes in Saska- toon. Soak.

LOCAL

chicr .lustlce Thane A. camp . ell wlll nllicinte at the swear-

ing cercmony oi Lieut. 01. w. .l. MacDonald as the new lieu-

tenant . governor cl Prince Ed-

ward island. on Aug. 1.

The ceremony will take place in the Confederallon .Chamber at a pm. and a rig crranﬂ- .ed by the provincial secretary. epartrnent.

Lt. col. MacDonald has been named to succeed Lieut-Gover. nor F. Waiter nyndman who has been in atilce since March at isse.

Lebanese Ass’n Elects

An executive and a board at directors were electad at the .iirat annual meeting oi the Cal) adlan Lebanese Aasoclaﬁon RE i. at the atarlottaown Hotel

minesdny wooing.

Membership Shaina reported a

AT FUNERAL Basil L. Miller has returned to his home in Hamilton. Ont, hav— ing sttendcd the tuneral at his brother-in-luw. .lnmes Erneal MeCabe. Charlottetown.

FROM MASS.

Miss Anna shank. Miss hlar- !Zaret Shank and Harry Shank of Massachusetts. “ho are nnnunl visitors in Montague. are spend- ing three weeks at Lane's tour- Iat Court.

TD MONTREAL Nick Noble returned to Ilia home in Montreal Monday alter I two mnntha‘ holiday in Manta-

(ue. . - IN MONTAGUE Hr. Ind Mrs. Don Corlen of

man Harry total or no chairman trig was Paul Kays. Portions of the tim- aLituilon were mi ﬁlm

A said a union member yesterday.

ofbemet

members Ind Joined to data. The be met"

Hosp. May Break

The hospital wage dispute be-l tween the non-praiesslonzl work ers and the provincial govern ment has come to a stalemate tor the time being but a meet-

ing or the National Union at Public Employees on Saturday is expected to bring a change in . the situation. ‘ The meeting will discuss the‘ sllulLion at the Charlottetown and Prince Edward island line pitnla where union locals have been unable to satistaciorlly negotiate contracts providing wage increases. ‘

"What we want to see are the recommendations oi s conciliat- ion board. appointed to inves gate the situation. implemented

The board. appointed by the department of weltare and la- bor several months ago. recom» mended that the government pro- vide funds so that new contracts between the locals and the hos- pitals could be signed. Cost oi new contracts. which provide a seven per cent wage increase irom Iaiit July to December ot this year. ioc union members at both hospitals. would 'be :52.» 000

STRIKE PROHIBITED

The union wanted to go on strike. but the government rul. ed that members at the locals were essential to the mainten ance oi the hospitals. and con- sequently prohibited lrorn tak- lng strike action.

The union requested that the labor department supervise a strike vole. anyway. among members or the locals. Last week. Labor Minister Henry Wedge sent a letter to the un- ion replying to the request. Ull-

n me 5 a‘ yesterday they still have not seen the re- ply. They expem, however. that their request tor a superviscd strike vote was turned down.

Public demonstrations using placards have been planned to be staged in the business section at Charlottetown and possibly Summerside on Wednesday whether a strike vote is granted or not. i

A Charlattinwn labor observ— er summed up the stalemate situation when he said that the government. spits onnnla slon. or hospitals could tell the unions that their demands would . or the unions could Ior» get bout the wage increases iar now. but either course is iu-llikdy. Saturday night's meeting will

attended by Robert E. Rin tnul. director at the Natlnnai Un- ion at Public Employees. an .lohn Machllan. the unicorn at. iandc Region director.

were Ilid {or I beach Malina within the next two wedu The following mom elected on the punitive Kayl. maidens Ham Mr viceprsldent: Patti" Kayo. mi:- Mary; Abrdum Zlksrn.

lam Sill‘maiPaul

Bedfm‘d. N.S.. and their Sons Gary. Robbie and John arrived In Montague Sltilrday. Mrl.

len nd the boys will Spend Lila lummar In Montague.

IS PATIENT Kill Elaine Kemp of Gaspar aux in A patient in the Kings County Memorial Hnapilal. Mon- tague. having undergone lur- levy.

were :P

Allison Tulle. F I' I n k Robert Malta:

. amin- now-it, aim- urination: at '2‘ pool Thun- h‘gfia eun pinning Inta- day morning. .lenniler we. mummberaine- oneni no students irom mu domain .veantier. Bottom-y. Racilorti square ml wu- uiety - and nodal schools akin; the

midliaelhmﬂdbelonmm MII IolIannI Due deﬁed to an: In that mlw: Mn. Harry

ill ed. Frank Michael. Genrgvdhya, Ind Mrs. Reid.

- tail erd

“Jana! uﬂuhmaryvrealdentdhe Mam.

Mil. Jock Edng Arthur

ny I Ill-um: me the med:- Michael

IMIJ course. Mn. Ewan la chalmmi oi the warm Sat-

on Meeting

ht. . In: through town. crcaicd toolwhile another was lined $5 and

a both pedestrians and drivors.

A lire early yesterday levelled a large twostarey famous: in nunstnlinage iorclntz two iam- llies and their eight children to Tire belore any personal article es could he saved.

The Sherwood tire department answered the call at approxim- aiely 7.35 rn. but the house. estimated be an to so years old. was already burning iuri. nusly as time: had spread through the walla and nothing could be done to save it.

I'll two Iamlilu. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wood with their live children. and Mrs. J oh la MacLean and her three children. were lorced to evacuate belore some of them had got out or bed. Mr. MacLean was not at home as he works in Monclan

it;

Stalemate.

As one labor observer out it."; Mr. Macmillan is up against a tough situation. He will have to break this Stalemate or likely target about organizing any more locals «I the national body in ihis province."

Island Scouts To Compete In Not. Regatta

Gordon Kerr. executive com-‘ her or the F.E I. Council l

of he Boy Scouts of Canatia.l ' crews.

P . the Third Bov Scout 5 ail' B;

Regatta. being IIQId Si. 555 ‘VEIIH lizidiailiihiilil. his";th L Toombs In To Speak Sun. At Trinity

Rev. Dr. Lawrence E. Toman. Professor of Old Testament at tile Theological school of Drew niterslty Will be The preacher .at the Sunday mnrning service Trill y United Church. Cllar-

Each province has been invit- ed by the uebec provincial Council and the Canadian Gen: eral Council in send two crew: oi two snants each to compete; in this national event. l

Again this year. crews will compete im- the R.C Stevenson trophy. and vice inirnl RS Raynor. RCN, chief DI n 3 vol staii has accepted IhL‘ honor at being patron ol the regatta. .

Completed application inrmsllnmm“ - irom scouts wishing to be consid. Dr. Toombs is the son of Mr. erect. are now being acceptedland Mrs. Edmund Toombs of by Don Martin. past- president Chafluiiemvm. He aliended Print: ill the Charlotit‘tnun Yacht Club. ‘oI Wales College and graduated

potential ercus will he trains .ii-om Acadia University with BA ed by members OI both thtland . He then re- Charlottetown and Montaguelceived his ED from Pine Hill yacht clubs. The type at post Divinity College and his PhD peed will be the Silupe inrhan 15- from Drew University.

and competition. ut at t e na- new mm. m i ,. tional event. the boys will in a n‘ in" h: was Log“??? 1-2.. "Flying Junian which are 18~ am... a, 5L smhen-s rhyming. ’0‘" “Wm” mm" “W icnl college in Edmonton. He has “MP "33”" 2""? Ear-“WI! lalsll worked with the American ‘90 square “’9”! 53” ‘Schonl of Onental Raseal'di in

. r lrstine wilt-re he carried out . e o DriVln Habits 9 book is in tie- mand as a Iartumr in the us. in, Toombs and his family are pon" Magistrate A..l. Haslam lwm Parkdxl yesterday ivarncd two accused.‘ charged with drivmgnithauidue‘aupubr ln cnnrl this morning a . charge they would lose their One m was ﬁned Sit) licences. it costs or we days tor (ail- He Iurthcr slated that "I‘BC- l ing to stop Bi. 3 red traffic iig

. ‘archoological studies. B ' Wa n'n

g gu‘islting his mother at are home Care and attention. II they auntie accused was remanded un

He is the author of several 5 on reig‘l ' '

Terming a m a “lethal wk... jut his sister. Mrs. James Bald- peered n (in mllar.tll July hail standing.

much risk to the lives of olhl‘rs. west! or two tiny! Ior disobey-K

ling a stop sign

and a Ioui'th Machnn in hospital at the time The tire was noticed b

late in the kitchen and it

believed it alarted around the an extra shirt. and

all stove

Three other buildings were in ilre- ditches, n men were able to contain it w the ride at the clili. and oneel “WM "‘9 hllrh ' Mk"! Wild

danger irom the blaze bill

the Muse. The

insurance coverage.

aoth iumilies {Tom the house Hitch - hiking is easier in Wes. ilrst planned the trip. and scar-l ﬁzzdiﬁf'mmn 1:21;; WEIE looking IOI‘ temporary tern Canada. they said. It took CEIN believed III! boys had nc- The Min-r n‘ YD" New quarter; last night. The Wood them IIII‘EE days to [El (ram tuailv made lI when they call- u. can Turn one“ iamliy moved into the lievcre ilaney to Winnipeg a dislanceled them on arrivins in Chm-In» amp um. smnmiy, .1

Hotel anti the MacLean: h a v! of about moved into the home of I sisu‘r DI the time. Wllh the exception oi Mrs. MncLean in Cherry valﬁoi a no - day stopover in Tor-y

iey.

The Red Cross disasicr Ser— iIII'DUIIh Eastern vice which Is assisting both tam . ilies is appealing tor living «.150 miles per day. with Wood being 675 mi iamily which has been Elven temporary quarlers in the Rb PATIENCE VITAL

commodatonl (or the

vere Hotel.

Bible schools next week.

ary MacKenzte. ldeaconess.

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

’1' ' ' lI' hv Charlottetown and Queens County mm; '25., D... cm... W. The Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri. July 12, 1963‘ 5

Hire At Dunstallnage leaves 12 Homeless

child was ' Mr. boys made the innrney strictly.rnind

wood as he lelt lur wnrk and he tor the inn 0! it They travell-‘tent. gave the alarm. He tirst saw Ihe ed

building was owned by merit. On the latter occasion. Em" l l-larold Fall: and there is some patrolman pulled up and await. ‘

iMcIrshfleld Area . jPIans Bible Schooll

,.l Marshheld and Harrington churches will hold daily \‘aratiuu study. mission Study handicraft: he and games.

schools will he directed by Miss. preahylery the area are invited to send

* * * .k ** .k * * *iBt-me Chilling Entertainment!

DRIVE-IN‘Penduium stem to swing . . . you too will

1 miles imm Charlottetown Trans Canada Highway

TONIGHT &SAT.

{SPECIAL'MIDiNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT!

“ti-m. II I m d». lmeeﬂnl every type Ii m kind and otherwise The boy. described various types oi hitch- . hi':er's nigbii—rrrs. such u "the . ise guy will" stops the one about iiity lcet im the r ad. then as you come running u‘l. taker oil." children who stare out I... 5m, 0, , mm, m, m .‘hack windows nl cars and thumb my. 5],... 0, mi, mp, u, “y at the hitch - hikers and the 9,, km real charmers uhn lean out the

The boys estimated that there “WW ""1 SW9" 3! "13!“ var - pr‘ hilt-h . hike cost But they met mlll" good-

The two hikers plan to spend them about 57.5 at this amount. hearted people as well "I he. two . weeks at the home nllonly is was spent in the easy. ver knew there were so many lion's grandmother. Mrs. w A .trnvelline region west at Winni- nice people in the world." Dale Smith. bunnwnrih Avenue. City; peg This included cigarettes. said. as he told about one m/‘IrrA "It‘s exciting: li's ditterenl-‘They said that with the waiting [at who. alter having driven it's a int n! tun," said lion. |I|l involved in the trip, they amok» them many miles. tnviied them ‘summlnu up the hall - over trip. ed a great deal more than usual..to hlar home iur supper. marie TRAVELLED MG!" 1 it would be possible. they them (eel like part at the lam-

Siimulated by a desire to tra-‘anld. to have made the trip lly. altered in put them up ov- vel and a lack of lunds. the. no cost whatsoever. it they didn’t emight. and drove them nulie .

‘humming' in some ex-ldlaiuncc outside at the city to a camping ground They said many people went out at their way to help them. some til-trial them larther than they had plan. ncd to go themselves. some buying them lunches along the

‘B.C. Youths Complete Hike Across Canada In II Days

thumb. n o n

The longesi wait they had in

school students irom ancy. B c. arrived in the province Sunday evening loliowing a it- day hitch - hike lrnm their home town so miles outside Vancou-

light. each carrying o is much rilan than a sleeping bag. “ISBELIEF EXPRESSED

. .l Motorists who picked ihem up w > n the iirst days or their jour- They slept on the roadside. in‘ﬂey — the ﬁrst was I professin- camplng mund,_ n al worm picker — said they way. Do they plan in make the trip again some tirnel Yes. but in

the edge at the pave. ﬁet any luriher earl than Cal- thair own car.

even on

Their parents too had ,, sed disbelier when they hadl

tetown. "They'll believe It when they get the phone 17!!! though. ' the bays commented.

IIly lam miles. The rest is, Queen Charlotte Andi. l .

tor um. Charlottetown

‘nnto was spent travelling}

They travelled ihnziEgzgzigl¥ ‘4 ¥ .1. 4* * * * * cl lndtlte low. Both aureed that In important rcnuircrnent tor a trio oi this wwlThe Shrieking of mu rated victims will turn your blood to ice!

250.

The theme 0! the achonl th I I year is to be "L i v' with Jesus". This is I planned live- day i: o u r a 2 involving Bible snows TODAY AT

2.30 - 7.00 . 900 SAT. AT 7.9 ONLY

. Today and i Saturday |

The parents 0! all children In

Iheir children.

When The

be on the razor edge of terror!

the most diabolical classic of all ﬁnd W'm

5 "(WW tlﬂﬂﬂllWlM HEIMIS lull

Show at 9:25

James Garner

as 0‘: Mr IWin‘ xilbonaira

ac the q'lrI who keeps giving him the w-

FRIDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW Doois open 11.15 — Show «11.45 SEE IT! . . . IF YOU DARE!

The two. Donald T. Maund.. Sherwood, and Michael G Mcd- "onc.mfoﬂw.l|‘llg 1 cabs. were earh tilled $25 on . coaLS or to days Constable Sler-. l iill Willinms tesiiiled [or thin ,. v

i T enthusiasm”:

cn‘wn' ‘ w. v d wn nﬂnuo‘ an Counsellor .lohn Nicholson. ID'l :3,‘.’;“;’,?;.,.".“, Di"... and. tnun pesrmg tor Allan Stephen Ja-‘ am...,tn.tm.yneinen noni-

mleson. Montague, chanted with drunken driving. asked that the c be set over un|ii a iaicr data since the unused could not

time!

MURDER! TERROR! Follow the footsteps of the most blood-thirsting friend of all

‘DON'T MISS - -

“It could be the most terrifying rnotlon picture I have ever model"

amen ; hilthcoai

ALFRED . HITCHOOCKS

Qty Committee Inf lunbury School

"IllCK THE RIPPER"

BIG DAYS

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